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On a 
flop, one player bet 1,000. Ryan "G0lfa" D'Angelo called, and Tom Schneider folded. The 
turn earned a check from both, but D'Angelo's opponent went back to betting after the 
river looked like it could have been useful. He bet 2,500, and after a moment, G0lfa made it 8,000. He snap-folded, giving D'Angelo an annoyed look. D'Angelo has 12,200 plus two more rebuys.
Why wait? We're going on an hour dinner break. See you when our bellies are full.
Level: 5
Blinds: 100/200
Ante: 0
Antony Lelouche got his last several thousand chips in the pot preflop. He raised, Michael Mizrachi flatted, and when it got to Justin Smith in the big blind, he repotted, Lelouche called all in for not much more, and Mizrachi got out of the way.
Lelouche: 
Smith: 
Lelouche didn't have much to work with, and the 
board didn't help at all. His day is done while Boosted J is up to 32,000.
Antony Lelouche got his last several thousand chips in the pot preflop. He raised, Michael Mizrachi flatted, and when it got to Justin Smith in the big blind, he repotted, Lelouche called all in for not much more, and Mizrachi got out of the way.
Lelouche:
Smith:
Lelouche didn't have much to work with, and the board didn't help at all. His day is done while Boosted J is up to 32,000.
When we walked up to the table the board read 
and Matt Marafioti checked, his opponent also checked, as did Team PokerStars Pro Alex Kravchenko.
The river brought the 
and all three players checked. Marafioti turned over 
and after careful examination of their own cards, his opponents tossed them into the muck, and Marafioti dragged in the 6,400 pot.
Phil Hellmuth has just walked in and taken his seat at table 278 here in the blue section of the Amazon Room. Just four levels late, that's all.
Men Nguyen raised preflop and pushed out several of the limpers to see an 
flop three-handed. The first player checked, and Nguyen bet 4,000. The button folded, and the other opponent called. He checked again after the turn, and Nguyen checked behind. The river didn't add much to the board, but it got a 6,000-chip bet out of Nguyen's opponent. Men gave up his hand and dropped down to 10,000.
Tom Dwan bet 450 at an 
flop, and Noah Schwartz raised it to 1,300. Dwan's not a big fan of folding, so he called to see the 
on the river. He checked this time, and called again when Schwartz bet 1,900. When durrrr checked the river, Schwartz bet 7,000, and that was enough for Dwan to find a fold. Noah showed aces for flopped top boat. He's down to his last 3,500, and Schwartz has 24,000.
David Singer and his opponent got all the chips in the middle on a flop of 
. Singer had his opponent covered and showed and was behind his opponent's flopped set with 
.
The turn brought the and the river the 
to give Singer's opponent the double up. Singer is sitting at 13,000 now.
